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Clark Recreation Hosts Annual Skateboarding Clinic
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Clark Kids Get Hooked on Fishing Again This Year
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Clark's Anthony Bogash Inducted into NJ Collegiate Honor Society
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Three Clark Students Receive Brian Piccolo Awards from Clark UNICO
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Fundraising Initiative Launched to Benefit Family of David Pepe
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Clark American Legion Post 328 Recognizes ALJ Softball at 'Children and Youth' ...
By TAPINTO CLARK STAFF
May 15, 2022CLARK, NJ – It has a vocabulary of its own, airwalk, blunt, boneless, drop-in, gap and many more. Most people are not familiar with the meaning of these words, but soon enough they will become part of the everyday for a new pack of Clark kids that hit the bowls and ramps of their local skate park thanks to joining in on the Annual Clark Recreation Skateboarding Clinic.
According to ...
CLARK, NJ – Fourteen of Clark’s kids got themselves “Hooked on Fishing” in the annual clinic organized by Clark Recreation. On Saturday, April 30, children learned how to hook a worm, cast a line and reel in the catch at Tamaques Park.
According to Director, Ralph Bernardo, the fishing program began years ago with avid fisherman and volunteer Lenny Grieco and ...
CLARK, NJ – Anthony J. Bogash, a 2019 graduate of Arthur L. Johnson High School was inducted into the New Jersey Collegiate Business Administration Association Honor Society on May 6. The organization recognizes those with the highest academic achievement of undergraduates pursuing studies in the field of business. Only the top 1-percent of students at their respective institutions are ...
CLARK, NJ - Anthony Cundari, Tatum Dobbins and Nicholas Pingor were this year’s receipients of the Brian Piccolo award granted by Clark UNICO at a brunch ceremony on Sunday, April 24.
According to Clark UNICO Vice President Ralph Bernardo, the award is given to high school athletes in pursuit of higher education who demonstrate qualities similar to Brian Piccolo such as courage, ...
CLARK, NJ – A fundraising initiative has been established for the family of the late David ‘Dave’ Pepe, a Clark resident and member of the Union County Sheriff's Office (UCSO) who passed away unexpectedly last week.
Pepe, 45, died April 27 and, in an effort to help his wife, Elizabeth (nee Zamorski) and their three daughters, Olivia, 9, and Audrianna ...
CLARK, NJ – Members of Clark American Legion Post 328 hosted a 'Children and Youth' event on April 20.
During the event, which took place at the Westfield Avenue post, veterans served food and refreshments to members of the Arthur L. Johnson High School JV and Varsity Softball Teams by veterans.
Commander Joseph 'Butch' Swietek and ...
CLARK, NJ - The Friends of the Clark Library has two in-person fundraising events planned in the coming weeks with the first set to take place this Saturday.
From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 30, the Friends will host a Costume Jewelry Sale. It will take place indoors in the lower level of the Westfield Avenue library and each item available for purchase is $1.
"Everything is $1 ...
Union Catholic Students Set Guinness World Record for the Most People Simultaneously Watering Plants
SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ -- More than 50 members of the Union Catholic Community helped set a World Record for the most people simultaneously watering plants on Friday. Union Catholic is now the home of two world record holders.
Last summer, Sydney McLaughlin (UC Class of 2017), broke the world record in the 400-meter hurdles when she won the gold medal in that event at the Olympic Games in ...
CLARK, NJ- The old saying is “the early bird gets the worm.” On Friday morning it was a bear up and out in the early morning hours. Officials believe it was the same bear spotted in Westfield the day before.
Clark resident Donna Cacchione’s home security camera caught a bear walking across her lawn on East Lane at approximately 5:30 a.m. Cacchione said , in her 50 ...
CLARK, NJ – Since audio recordings of the mayor and other safety officials using racial slurs and misogynistic language were released, one Clark resident and business owner has been working to organize an event to bring the community together.
"A lot of people are just out of sorts and…I think that, as a community, we need to heal and be in a better place," ...